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Friday, November 18, 2011 11:31:05 AM
Dumping counterfeit shares into the market causes an imbalance of shares. The name change forces all broker/dealers to turn in the shares, and there can only be ONE unique cert number matching against what the company has registered.
So someone is going to get caught holding a bag full of counterfeit shares. MM's are going to have to scramble to beat each other offering the best price for shareholders to relinquish their REAL shares to the MM's IMO.
However, with the increase of the O/S recently, perhaps the company has provided the broker/dealers with what they need? Not sure how it's going to play out. Had the company stuck to not increasing the O/S after aquisition, then we may of had a better chance of a squeeze. Now I'm starting to have my own doubts on whether we will see one or not.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but we did see an increase after the aquisition of SURGLine... right? I'm not talking about the A/S, I'm talking about the O/S and the float. 900 million in the float was an increase prior to acquiring SURGLine, right?
Thoughts anyone?
CNUV
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